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Springfield TNR Project
About us
We educate and give advice on how to spay and neuter cat colonies. Information on community resources, assistance with trapping, and networking with local no-kill rescues groups are the main focus at this time. In Springfield, we are building a partnership with the City to reduce the free roaming cat population with concentrated TNR efforts in troubled areas, identifying friendly, adoptable cats and networking them using trusted rescue groups and providing support for colony caregivers. A facility provided short term on lease from the City of Springfield allows us to concentrate on doing large cat colonies, providing as many as 30 cats recovery space for before and after surgery. The care of the cats requires volunteers and we are always looking for more people to spend 2-3 hours a week doing feeding, socializing, transporting to vet appointments, staffing event booths, etc. Private message the page for more info about what you can do to help!!
Hours of operation
Monday9:00AM - 5:00PMTuesday9:00AM - 1:00PMWednesday9:00AM - 12:00PMThursday3:00PM - 5:00PMFriday9:00AM - 5:00PMSaturday10:00AM - 12:00PM
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June 21, 2014
Molly S. asked:Here's a message from the Animal Welfare Network list. She says the co worker has been on the WCDC list for months and that it's too busy to get to her. I know how busy you guys are and if I was closer to Springfield I would help. But I am wondering if she just fell through the cracks? Can someone call? If these moms have kittens....well we all know where that leads. ....... Does anyone know who can help trap moms and kittens? My coworker has three stray pregnant cats and several kittens that need trapped. Call Kim 541-232-5067Norma K. replied:Springfield TNR Project phone # is 541-607-4271. They leave a message & someone will get back to them. FYI, we have a LONG waitlist at this point but we are trying our best!Norma K. replied:Springfield TNR Project has more calls than they can get to at the moment! People who pitch in to help get taken care of a little quicker. Unfortunately, some people don't want to lift a finger & expect the volunteers to do it all! They just don't understand...we don't get paid to do this... we are doing it from our heart <3Norma K. replied:Molly , the Springfield TNR Project is part of WAG. We are partnered with the city of Springfield & WCDC. WCDC helps us to find homes for the kittens & adoptable adults. You can go to our Facebook page & see what we are doing. We have a grant to fix 1000 cats in Springfield for zip codes 97477 & 97478. Almost half way there.
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